It was a sunny Monday afternoon, and Inse was sitting at his desk feeling overwhelmed. He had a pile of assignments to complete, and it seemed like an impossible task. His mind was racing with thoughts of failure, and he could feel the voice of insecurity creeping up on him.
As he was about to give up, Curity walked into his room. She could see the look of distress on her little brother’s face and knew that she had to help him.
“What’s wrong Inse?” she asked.
“I have so much work to do, and I don’t know where to start. I feel like I’m going to fail,” Inse replied with a sigh.
Curity took a deep breath and said, “Let’s take a step back and break it down into smaller tasks. This will make it more manageable and less overwhelming.”
Inse looked at his sister, feeling a bit more hopeful. He had heard of this before, but never really tried it. Curity then showed him how to use a planner to list out all of his assignments and prioritize them.
As Inse began to break down the tasks into smaller pieces, he noticed that the voice of insecurity started to fade away. He was now using it as amusement and inspiration.
As he started to work on the assignments, he felt more motivated and confident. Curity reminded him to use the voice of security to guide him and see the good in the situation.
Inse slowly started to build up momentum, and before he knew it, he had completed half of the assignments. He was feeling proud of himself and started to see the good in the situation.
“I can do this,” Inse said with a smile.
Curity smiled back and replied, “That’s the spirit. Remember, it’s all about taking action.”
Inse continued to work on the remaining assignments, taking breaks in between to recharge his energy. He was now using the voice of insecurity as amusement and inspiration and the voice of security to guide him.
Finally, after hours of hard work, Inse completed all of his assignments. He felt a sense of accomplishment and was proud of himself. He had tackled the overwhelming task with the help of Curity and the five transformations.
As he looked out the window, he saw the sun setting and the sky turning orange and pink. It was a beautiful sight, and he realized that life was all about good and bad things. He had learned how to befriend the two inner voices and use them to his advantage.
“Thank you, Curity,” Inse said with gratitude.
Curity hugged her little brother and replied, “Anytime, Inse. We’re a team, and we can get through anything together.”
The two siblings then went outside to watch the sunset and reflect on their day. Inse felt a sense of peace and contentment, knowing that he had the tools to overcome overwhelming tasks and that his sister was always there to support him.
